France Expels Bulgarian Journalists in Retaliation
Paris reports the French government ordered the immediate expulsion of two Bulgarian correspondents Amy Bakaloff and Lozan Ivanov Strelko within 24 hours. The action, tied to the expulsion of Michele Boeuf from Sofia, also halts ongoing Bulgaria France talks and blocks renewal of other Bulgarian press cards.
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Paris
U.P
France
Amy Bakaloff
Lozan Ivanov Strelko
Mme. Bakaloff
Smliak
Noviny
Strelkov
Sofia
Mme. Boeuf
McNarney warns against cutting aid to Germany
General Joseph T. McNarney told interviewer Robero H. Rodgers that reducing U S aid to Germany would leave Germans vulnerable to Communist organizing. He said better food relief could allow withdrawing troops, otherwise a Communist influence could grow more dangerous than German Nazis or nationalists.
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Frankfurt
Germany
the Stars and Stripes
United States Army
Joseph T. McNarney
Robero H. Rodgers
United States
Fear of Russian pressure drives aid appeals for Greece and Turkey
The Greek and Turkish governments urge immediate U S financial assistance amid fears of renewed Soviet pressure. Greek Premier Maximos cites a subversive movement aided from abroad, while a Turkish spokesman warns that a weak Turkey risks regional trouble as Russia eyes the Dardanelles.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
Mediterranean
Truman
Maximos
Congress
Greece
Istanbul
Turkey
Russia
Dardanelles
Britain
Middle East
Butte Weather Forecast Clear and warm Sunday
Clear to partly cloudy and warm conditions expected in Butte with Sunday temperatures in the high 50s. The School of Mines reported a 54 degree high and 34 degree low, while the airport saw 56 and 33. West of divide shows clear to partly cloudy with highs 55 to 65. East of divide predicts partly cloudy and warmer east, highs 45 to 60, with much colder north areas Sunday night.
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School of Mines
Montana
Divide
Truman Receives Conclave Progress Reports in Florida
President Truman, in Key West, received Marshall reports on the Big Four talks in Moscow. He learned from Washington that Congress may approve his Greece and Turkey aid request and planned to study the dispatches after a brief fishing excursion. He will extend his Florida vacation through Wednesday unless events alter plans.
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Key West
Fla
U.P
Truman
George C. Marshall
Moscow
Greece
Turkey
Marshall
Congress
James F. Byrnes
Washington
Izvestia
Tim Sullivan Dies Suddenly in Uptown Incident
Tim Sullivan of 105 Colorado Avenue died from natural causes after a heart attack in an uptown business. A 65year resident of Butte born in Michigan, he left two brothers and a sisterinlaw, a brotherinlaw and sister in Oakland, several nephews and nieces. Coroner Sayatovic said no inquest is planned. Body at Duggan's Merrill mortuary.
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Tim Sullivan
Colorado
Sullivan
Butte
Michigan
Rudy Sayatovic
Jerry G. Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Oakland
Emmett Murphy
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Communists Seek Control of Canadian Labor
OTTAWA March 15 J A Pat Sullivan resigned president of the AF L Canadian Seamen's union charges that international Communists seek to gain control of all Canadian labor. He says the Communist party already runs the Seamen's union and fears for his safety. He accuses the American National Maritime Union financed by CIO of trying to gain control of Canadian unions.
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Ottawa
J. A
Pat) Sullivan
A. F. L. Canadian Seamen's Union
Seamen's Union
Sullivan
Communist Party
American National Maritime Union
Canada
Assailants Kill Milan Editor Tied to Mussolini Hoard
Franco De Agazio, editor of a weekly with fascist leanings, was shot dead on his doorstep Friday night by three gunmen and an associate claimed the murder related to the disappearance of Benito Mussolini's gold hoard.
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Milan
Italy
Franco de Agazio
Benito Mussolini
Open House Program Will Dedicate Employes Club Today
Thousands of Butte residents and Anaconda Copper Mining officials attend the dedication of the modern A. C. M. Company Employes club at Wyoming and Broadway. The open house runs from 4 PM to midnight with two orchestras, a fine menu, and inspected facilities formerly the Thornton hotel. Bowling and pool are paused for opening day activities.
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Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
A. C. M. Company
Wyoming and
Broadway
Thornton Hotel
E. S. Mc
Anaconda
A. C. M. Employes
Oscar Hills
Richard Leary
Eugene Hogan
Fred Strandberg
Matt F. Martinich
Neil Shea
Harry Oates
Directors Announce Open House for Employes Club
The A C M Company Employes' Club will open Sunday March 16 with hours 4 pm to midnight. The opening invites thousands of Anaconda Copper employees and families to tour the club, asks visitors to limit time to one hour, and restricts activities to ensure smooth access.
Butte Naval Reserve division reaches full strength fast
The Butte Naval Reserve organized division became the first of 25 in the 13th Naval district to reach its full complement of nine officers and about 210 enlisted men. The effort under Lt. Comdr. Roger Lasley continues with enlistments for the inactive V-6 unit and one more chief petty officer sought. The group meets Thursdays at 7 30 p.m. at the old high school annex and plans a new armory in Clark park costing over 200000 dollars.
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Butte
Naval Reserve
13Th Naval District
Navy
Roger Lasley
Seattle
Federal Building
Lasley
Charles J. Lyden
J. G
Sam Babich
Owen E. Grinde
Revolt Quelled in Spanish Mines Near Zaragoza
Spanish authorities said they stopped a planned anarchist socialist uprising in Utrilla coal mines near Zaragoza on March 15.
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Zaragoza
Spain
U.P
Utrilla
Bitter Soviet attack on Truman policy over Greece and Turkey
Pravda and Izvestia denounce Truman's plan as imperialist expansion under the guise of charity. Soviet leaders, including Stalin, are expected to comment to Marshall, while official statements remain pending. The editorials accuse U.S. policy of undermining United Nations duties and seek to influence international reaction.
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Truman
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
United States
United Nations
Izvestia
Greece
Turkey
Soviet
Russia
Marshall
Soviet Union
Stalin
U. S
George C Marshall
Priday
Mrs Ellen Riley Taken by Death in Butte
Mrs Ellen Riley a longtime Butte resident died Saturday in a local hospital after a period of ill health. Native of Ireland she lived at 408 North Washington. Survived by daughters Abbie Helen and Kathleen, sons Frank William John Bert and Gerald, brother Cain Connors and several grandchildren.
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Ellen Riley
Butte
Riley
Ireland
North
Washington
Abbie Riley
Helen Riley
Kathleen Barger
Portland
Frank Riley
Michigan
William Riley
Minnesota
John
Bert
Gerald Riley
Cain Connors
Duggan’s
Merrill Mortuary
Eighth Army postpones Murray court martial to March 24
Tokyo report says Col. Edward J. Murray's court martial for smuggling jewels valued at 210000 into the United States from Japan was delayed again and reset for March 24.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.P
Eighth Army
Edward J. Murray
United States
Evacuations as rioting spreads from Punjab to Rawalpindi
Women and children were moved from riot ravaged areas in north Punjab with fresh clashes reported at Rawalpindi and Attock. Government tallies 1,036 killed and 1,110 injured, while Rawalpindi incidents add 50 deaths in 48 hours. Curfews and reinforcements deployed amid fears of wider unrest.
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New Delhi
India
U.P
Punjab
Rawalpindi
Attock
Peshawar
United Provinces
Benares
Cambelpur
Early Action on Tax Measure Promises House Floor Victory
House Majority Leader Halleck said the Republican tax cut bill will reach the floor within two weeks with a strong vote expected. He noted insufficient two thirds support in both the House and Senate, risking a presidential veto if not met. He defended party unity amid criticism of lagging Congress.
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Washington
U.P
House
Charles A. Halleck
Halleck
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Senate
Martin
United Press
Committee
Truman
University of Colorado Revokes Tom Paine Chapter Charter
President Robert L. Stearns cancels the Tom Paine chapter of American Youth for Democracy after a faculty committee labels the group a Communist front and a front for an undisclosed ideology. The campus charter is revoked. local chapter leaders unavailable for comment.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Robert L. Stearns
Tom Paine
American Youth For Democracy
Stearns
Nassau Street
New York City
Taft seeks official war risk size-up on Greece aid
Senator Taft called for an official assessment of whether Russia might declare war if the United States funds Greece and Turkey. He asked how Communists taking Greece could affect military significance and said the answers should come in a closed Senate foreign relations committee session.
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Marshall
Lucius C. Clay
Germany
Molotov
China
Moscow
Kremlin
Stalin
United States
America
Mediterranean
Russia
Bevin
Andrei Vishinsky
Albania
Vishinsky
Bidault
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Greece
Turkey
Cuba
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Eaton
R-N. J
House Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Flood Conditions After Thaw Hit Butte South Side
The warmest day since last Oct 20 brought severe flooding in Butte's South Side on Saturday. Crews diverted waters from Yale 1100 block and near Sampson to ease rapid runoff, with streets around Dewey Florence and George and near St Ann school overflowing. Forecast warned of a possible peak Sunday if warm temperatures persisted.
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Butte
South Side
Yale Avenue
Sampson Street
Yale
Dewey Street
Florence and George
St. Ann School
Jack Healy
Amherst Street
Cornell
Harrison Avenue
Butte Airport
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